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Can I gift data

Chez5
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on ‎03-11-2023 07:05

on ‎03-11-2023 07:05

Can I gift data to a family member 

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TallTrees
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on ‎03-11-2023 07:36

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Hi @Chez5 

Welcome to the o2 Community forum 

That facility is not available anymore sorry 

 



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MI5
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on ‎03-11-2023 09:57

on ‎03-11-2023 09:57

@Chez5 

Short term and if within range of each other, you can turn on your hotspot to allow tethering to your phone and data.

Note that this uses more battery power so be careful.

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Oxonian
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on ‎03-11-2023 20:00

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@Chez5 

 

Following on from the advice of @MI5, please bear in mind that routine use of a hotspot can seriously damage a handset's battery to the extent that it will need replacing, which is an expensive exercise. I used a Samsung Galaxy S7 as  hotspot on a daily basis during Covid ; after six months, the battery was severely damaged and simply would not charge.

 

Hence, using a hotspot on a "ad hoc" basis is fine but you should not regard it as a permanent solution.    

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MI5
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on ‎04-11-2023 14:07

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Hence why I gave the warning.

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